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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-14
ur Mu. windsor, l.. T.. IS. the
Eminent Phrcnoiogisi and
w Ncuini Scientist.

No.at tie New McClclland hotel,
a, hooin An elaborate course of &c
W. AZ Moorc'7 hall Monday NIGHT,
s a. .,rnted with tho finest collection
stuus. models, apato nical dis ,c.
~ a.. Ne. ever exhibited in Texas.
IT, wtI lecture every nigl dur ~
~ ~ ,.oot and at each lecture will eN-
sm,no publicly, two or more persons
s.1n",o5 bv the audience. The lecture
sn;,bf will be free to r'l.
xsmal admission fee will be charged
a. some of the subsequent lectdrcs.
prof Windsor will remain Mt the
Nav NcClelland hotel ore week, and
may be consulted at room 8, Tor pri-
vate examinations ASA lecturer and
examiner, he stands at the head of
, ia profession. The following from
a. Cor.icana daily attcsts ms abilities:
HIrof Windsor carries oco-'y collection
dskul- picture, anatomical charts and
bu,,s Of distinguished persons. mdh,s
me nod OF presenting 'hc subject is moy,
ori sinu. witty ud Instructive II {. mot
too much Co say that the lecture itself
ant the di,plu, ofinlcrc~f.ug ohicu- wa,
faI beyond the expectation of the uu-
di,ucc II wu, the best rcmrcor the Kind
W, ever hunL ami Pros. Windsor s,
We worthy of thc hish position hc ha,
Mia.ucl in the ranks of the disciple. If
th ncw and wonderful science of self.
knowI.luc III. reading of iLe oL..,,.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-14

/, We have just received very large
Shipment of China mattings that We
Fought at u large reduction on regu-
NJ prices, they are all of this season,
Production, made OF new straw, in
new aud choice pattecns, and are di-
ncttrom China. The prices that we
olIer them ut this week Is thirty-threc
pr cent below their real and actual
MIue and ere bargains that are not
oheTed every day.
SANGER Bros,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-14

DIMENSIONS, April, l3,-Arrlyal-
here Of emigrants 10 the United
States are ut present enormous. The
railways are running special trains TO
Accommodate this class Of travel. The
number of emigraut. now awaiting
steamers to carry them TO the United
states is already greater than can be-
housed IN the hotels and lodging
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-14

The f Nicholson.Millinery company
offer Tor one " eek their stock of EN-.
bfoideried robes aud embroideries
in all widths and qualities
and at great sacrifice, as we will in
future confire our business to mill.
merry exclusively. 1t will pay you to
see these bargains. Corner Fifth and
Frpuklin streets.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-14

GERMAN GNroLERANcE.

LONDON. April "a a dispatch from
Paris to the Chronicle says every
mayor or other officer In Alsace. Lor-
raine, suspected Of French sympathies
has been dismissed. Even IN the
schools, tho same determination il
evident to suppress all French senu
mput ~
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-14
MInnh Tor Nlnn,I.

Special Dispatch tr The Examiner.
forrSBoRo, April l3.--lohn Chris
tian brother of James Christian. " no
was killed few days aye, organized
posse to hunt the murdcrcrs and
found them last night and rs they
would not surrender the ill.,. lat began.
Alex Dason was killed aud j ohm BUS
scy MORALLY wuuGdrd.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-14

IMPORTANT SETTLEMENT.

M VI'INNI III III VI T'N =
ST. PETERSBURG, April, IA set.
Element of the Afghan question ha,
been elected by the governments OF
Grcat Britain aud Russia, by terms
OF which settlement England gsscnt-
to Russian demand tor that branch Of
OXus now held by Aighans IN ex-
change for which conccs sions will be
made OF the territory on the northern
frontier.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-14

. There will be services NJ the syna.
s'gue this, Thursday evening at ;
wvclock, Rabbi Levy viii oliiciate and
:, There Will also be services held at
~ synagogue tomorrow morning
~ W o'clock, when Rabbi Levy will
Preach in German.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-14

PROTESTS AGAINST IT,

DUBLIN, April l3.--Arch Bishop
Croke and all the priests of his do
ceses signed memorial, protesting
against the passage OF the new coer'
cion bill, which document, he Allegc-
Is u measure calculated TO lead to the
GREAT crisis
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-14

Reports from Corca declare that
the King has memoriallzed tho Chi.
nosc government TO resume its suler-
ainty over the kingdom and to APP
point ~ governor general in his stead.
His reasons for this action IRE that
he Is unable to coutrol the contcnding
political factions.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-14

special Dispatch To- The Examiner.
DENTON, April 49, Rcdwing Fan.
dy ~ Co., dealers IN general morchan.
disc. and Randy Bros. ~ Co.. dealers
III farming implements, were attached
hero this morning,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-14
MORE FAC Is,

SrERttSG, Ill. August -. 50.
We feel w. must write something OBJ the sue
ccss Of Hop Bitters. Their sale is tut'hhic
hat of any other article of medicine. ucure
We ftti 81 but Justice ~ you and your Bittvrs to
say tiutf 10 O.. y mcli idc of real merit AMI VT
tue and doing much good and ,ncctng great
cures Yours,
J.F 4 u. b. UrLET.
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houses, aud many are camping in the
streets. About 1900 embarked es-
terday and 5000 more are expected to
arrive on saturday to take the steam
cr here
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Are making boom in the dry goods
trade for they are Offering goods just
as cheap at retail rs YOU can buy
goods ut retail.
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Dean, photographer South Fifth.

Take your prescriptions TO W, a,
williamson " Co.'S, where they VIII
be compounded with accuracy by
competent pharmacists.
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TERRIBLE SURGICAL OPERATION.
a FAT AL MISTAKE.

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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-14

NiM HAWKS. CO.'S Sept. H. i~s,.
We take 81 assure IA -tvIugyol u notice aul
ii uico -ttOug uno. A. i,. Hoy Wttct, deserve
" We Ne { and W. KNOW IL deserves l.-
III Register
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Dcnuc photograpncr, south Nh


Mr. L. l.. Alexandra has oncNhibi
ton at his store Chinese word made
entirely of Chinese coins, the coins
are curiosity to many. lie has also
some handsome Chinese work in
papter mache wicker chind etc. such
rs cabinets, bread aud crumb trays,
tea sets, iau~ etc, Ladies should call
~ once ~ this is buta sample lot and
will soon be all sold.
Alba ANDRES.
Tea and Coffee store.
Deanc Photographers. south Firth
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-14

Mrs. Hlnslows soothing Syrup should Al.
ways be used tor children teething II soothes
the child, softens the gums, allaYs all pains
cures wind collie and h The best remedy for
diaTrh Ba
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-14

he largest line of youths, boys
y u children's straw hats, bought in
&C quantities and sold slng!y at
's~ase Prices at Levine Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-14

If YOUR complaint IS want otRppctitc Try
half wine Emss of AngosiurH BIttcrs
half al hour before dinner, Beware Of couu-
terfcil-. Ask your grocer or druggist for he
genuine article, manufactured by Dr.J. q. B
Sitgcrt q sons.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-14

LIZZIE Rock, April l5.-rhc Mem.
phis aud Little Rock railway was
purchased today 10y the Dow party
for $4,000
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Our thirty seven different depart
men,s are all offering choice spring
goods. SANGER BROS.
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- al styles and prices. Ladies shou d
sSamino our stock.
SANGER Bros
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varies constantly in stock over one
Sahdred Jobs, including everything
Ho'n S32 road cart to a 81 800 glass
Font carriage. Location, two doors
spoVe the implement house. Prices
~ terms TO suit.
FRANK liINCINIAN,
PrOUrictOr
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-14

Never fail to cure sick headache, of
ten the very first dose. This is what
is said by all who try Carriers Little
Liver Pills.
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Desne, photographer, South Fifth
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Williamson ~ Co. sell 81 patent
medicines for % cents. On with tine
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Doanc photographer, South Fifth.
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Deane photographer, South Fifth
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The Emcron piano still takes the
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-14

Buy your drugs NJ Williamson &
Co, where every thing is fresh and
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Dosue, photographer, south Fifth,
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-11-24

terday issued proclamation reducing
Johns reward to 5000.
1t is learned from the attorney-gener-
al's office that, since the publication of
the circular against bogus insurance COM
panies, doing business in this state, the
most of them have ceased operations, and
a few are being prosecuted by county
attorneys. The public have thus been
protected from fraud.
Superintendent Cooper is informed by let
ter that the normal institute for colored
teachers is unusually full, every ap
pointment having been filled.
County Judge Brigance, of Robertson
comfy, cancelled the certificate of a
teacher for being drunk. The teacher ap-
pealed to State Superintendent Cooper,
who yesterday made ruling sustaining
Judge Brigance, and setting forth his
reasons therefor.
Governor Ross has telegraphed the gov
ernors of Illinois and Iowa as to the abil-
ity and integrity of Architect Bell, of
Washington, who has offered for $500,and
expenses, to come on and inspect the new
capitol. A meeting of the capitol board
will be held to-day, when replies to the
governors dispatch and other matters
will probably be laid before it.
The treasury department was bare of
items yesterday.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-11-24
ASTRONOMICAL TlpRlIs.

There are medical men who say oysters
lose half their efficacy unless they are eaten
raw.
Scalded chicken is about as palatable as
would be shingles fried in best creamery
butter
A correspondent writes OF the prejudice Of
the English, who decline to buy or eat Irish
oatmeal
Sweet potatoes fried in the juice of beef is
q southern way that has found great favor in
the north.
A dash of onion in the studlng Of wild duck
is an acquisition of which no epicure ever
complains.
The best quality Of oysters is not used for
cooking purposes at the average hotel or
restaurant. 80
Fried apples for breakfast are nice on a
cold day and for those who have got to saw a
cord of wood.
The italian mode Of consuming macaroni
recalls the farmers loading barn with hay
from wagon.
There is almost as much science required
to gracefully eat Welsh rarebit as to manage
HSEttA etS u' SNei-Ao'
1t cannot aggravate my epicure to read
the published account Of what Queen Victoria
has for breakfast
"You are not expected TO cat the enamel, "
said tho waiter to the man laboring to get the
last drop Of soup.
Tho condition in which much of the poul.
try comes to tho market is not only disgrace.
full, but disgusting.
"Mar," he said, "what are haricots Fran
caise" son" said Mar, "they are some small
birds shot in Paris"
Considerable in the soup line labeled "tur
tie" just now can safely be described as
"nothing Of the sort"
An exchange says that the dainty way to
''eat grapes" is to let nothing but the Juice
pass between the lips.
Potatoes are advancing in prico with q
rapidity that causes the economical house
keeper no little anxiety.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-11-24
TEA TABLE TALK.

1t will soon be time to hear all about what
is new and captivating in toboggan suits.
A pair of scissors is about the only thing
the girl of the period has not got dangling
from her dress button.
Flora McFlimsey should be told that the
turban hat, English or home made, is not in
tended to be worn on the right ear
Who shall say that the milliners do not
keep up with the procession3 There is a
''Mlle. dc Bressier" bonnet already out!
Individual tables for afternoon teas are the
latest three leg affairs that at first glance con-
vey the idea of a stork at the age of Is.
The combination of clocks and calendars
now is very ingenious, unique and pretty;
ditto convenient on the desk or library table.
Correspondents who say that Mrs Cleve-
land sets the fashions now are about as
innocent as all the babies born half an hour
ago.
Raised figures of birds on game plates
are voted nuisance, and the lady of the
house says they are the ruination of silver
knives
However luxurious may be the invalids
roller chair, it is as inappropriate in the
parlor as would be an upright piano in the
laundry.
They are making blOtting pads so dainty
and delicate now chat some women will be
apt to put them on exhibition in the parlor
cabinet.
With the venerable spinning wheel should
now go ancient, time stained flax from Way
back, and not the new, fresh kind sold at
linen stores.
People viii find out this winter that a
London dyed seal plush and London dyed
sealstin sacque are two different kinds of gar
ments.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-11-24
LOOKING SERIOUS.
The Presence of Ammonia IN the
Ordained Food of Man.
Its Detection Publicly Claimed by
the Ohio State Food Com
misSioners.
From the Cincinnati ENQUIRER.


"The Ohio state dairy and food COM
missioner, Gen. S. H. Hurst, has made
public (circular No. g. the result of the
commissions investigation of baking
powder. This commission was formed
by the Legislature, with instructions to
make an examination of the food supply
of the state, and to give report of such
examination to the public. The examina-
ton of the baking powders was made by
Prof. 81. A. Weber, state chemist, and, re-
lating, as it does, to an article of daily
use of the food of almost everyone, is of
particular interest"
The startling fact is brought out by the
report that the "Royal" baking powder
contains carbonate of ammonia-a power
full but unclean gas generating substance
originally derived from animal excrement.
1t is but fair to say that the commission
ers found DR.. Prices Cream Baking
Powder free from this poisonous drug and
that it is recommended by government
chemists, the heads of the great UNIVERSE
ties and public food analysts as the
purest, strongest and most healthful, for
general family use.
AS health is paramount to all other
considerations we would advise all house
keepers, for the detection of concealed
ammonia and other deleterious drugs, as
well as to determine the purity of any
baking powder, to make this simple test
Mix In a tin cup heaping teaspoonful
of the powder with two teaspoonfuls of
cold water, place it over the fire, stirring
constantly and allow it to boil then
smell. If adulterated, that unspeakable
odor proving the source of ammonia will
be plainly detected. The presence of
ammonia in most cases indicates that
alum is used, as nearly all the alum of
commerce contains ammonia. Pure bak-
ing powder will not give the faintest
ammoniacal odor.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-11-24
GERMAN Y.
TIRE GEAR AND BISMARCK,

lHh CDAh AND BlsMAhOh'
BELLIN, November 22.-The North
German Gazette, Prince Bismarcks
organ, says:
Tine interview between the car and
Prince Bismarck on Friday last, was of q
friendly and very comprehensive charac-
ter. The czar complained of the policy
of Germany, especially her policy toward
Bulgaria, which he said was directed
against Russia, as letters received at the
Russian foreign Office, showed Prince Bis
marck indicated that Germany always
regarded Bulgaria as laying within the
sphere of Russian interest, and acted in
this spirit whenever no strictly
German interests were involved. He ex-
pressed desire to see the letters the czar
had mentioned. He then formulated at
length Getmany's complaints against
Russia. The cZar was attentive, and prom
ised, on his return to st. Petersburg, to
better inform himself on the questions on
which these complaints were founded, and
to arrive at conclusion accordingly.
EFFECT OF RoUvIER's RESIGNATION.
BERLIN, November 22.-The North Ger
man Gazette says:
The resignation of M. Rouvier has pre-
cipitated the thunderstorm that has long
been brewing in the political sky of France.
Our opinion as to the propitious path
down which French political development
is rushing 6nds confirmation swift and ex-
haustive beyond expectation in the course
of events"
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-11-24
FRAN CE.
GREW TO RETIRE,

PARIS, November 22.-President Grevy
has. informed M. Clemenceau that for
many reasons he desired to retire to
private life, but it was his desire to quit
the Elysee palace with honor. Therefore,
ne would remain in Office until things
we're SO arranged that he could take his
departure with dignity. He felt that this
was due to his past life and the office he
held. He must avoid setting bad prece-
dent. He referred to NJ. Wilson as the
victim of political intrigue. The confer
ence was renewed last night, when Glenn
enceu, Goblet, Floquet and Defreycinet
each declined the task of forming a min
istry
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-11-24
An Old Mans Sorrow.

ALAS" the old man sighed, with Bonded head,
what brilliant dreams of life have come and fled
How have yearned for fame, and DER and DER
Spent sleepleSs nights in searching burning lore,
And now, in weary age simply find
Folks say he is a man of brilliant mind,
He's deeply read in philosophic books,
And mathematics, with its turns and crooks,
To him is like a volume all unsealed,
Its pages opened and its truths revealed
The books he writes are read by learned men,
Who wait impatient while he welds his PEN
But this, alas, no music has for me-
When greater men on every hand see
Oh! why on knowledge did waste my all,
Instead of learning how to play baseball"
Merchant Traveller
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-11-24

Men in those salmon colored kid gloves
look as if they had been painting the town
fence, or had scalded themselves in some
dudish manner.
An exchange announces that "the style in
hip bath tubs for travellers has changed"
This may be very interesting ncws to carry
to the Italians.
Milady instructs the hired girl now to call
it tine drawing roonl-never the "parlor. "
The latter, don't you know, is too old fash
Toned for anything.
Roman note paper is something new and
and pretty, and for the benefit of the limo
cent let it be known knowledge of Latin is
not essential to use it.
The line should DO drawn at make believe
armor for the hallway Have the real outfit,
battle axes, helmets, stave and all, or none
at all. The artificial stuff is too theatrical.
Fashionable chorus: 81 have sealskin,
you have q eealskin, she has sealsliin.
like my sealsliin better than yours, she likes
her sealsllin better than hers, they all like
their sealskins better than anybody else's"
And now, let the season ef snow and ice
come right along
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-11-24
Never Dined Before.

Said an English woman of rank to an
American lady; "Was Buffalo Bill in
vited to dine out much when he was in
New YOrk?' 'He never dined in his life
till he came to London" was de de repIv.
"whel he was at home he had something
to eat at ~ O'Clock. detroit Free Press
There is popularity about the Irish SER
want girl which may have occurred to you.
Her cousins are all of the masculine gender.
The Epoch.
If you drop your collar button there is one
sure method of finding it. After you have
hauled the bureau across the room to look
under it, then replace the furniture and put
on a pair of heavy shoes; start TO walk across
the room, and before you have taken three
steps you will step on the collar button and
smash it all to pieces, Evansville Breeze.
"Shall l sing for you, George, some simple
ballad dear, attuned to the deathless love we
bear each othern she asked, and her manner
indicated how gladly she would do anything
for George. Eyes, sweetheart" replied
George, in a low, sweet tone, 'sing Darling,
am growing old. THE Epoch.
can unfortunate mistake occurred in last
weeks eulJlOn, pldl1JlNely HluJueIS custer
county paper. eve referred to Mr.. Taken,
candidate for sheriff on the opposition ticket,
as rough hewn diamond 1t should have
been 'ruffiaIlly demon We trust our readers
will forgive the mistake. Omaha Bee.
"The climate of New Jersey is salubrious.
is it notm he asked. ''Salubriousm repeated
the enthusiastic citizen of that state, "why,
stranger, we have mosquitoes in January. -
The Epoch.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-11-24

Every year brings new proof of the fact
that the average negro of this country
doesen't know how 10 farm and will never
learn. He may be success as laborer
but as farmer he is most beautiful fail
ure. He Is abundantly blessed with mus
Gle, but sadly lacking in Judgement
Montgomery AdyertIses. There are O
number of white men on the same list The
coIored man who has muscle and works
hard on land has good farming qualities
and should be encouraged.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-11-24
Probably All Lost

CHICAGO, November 22.-An unknown
two-masted schooner is sunk in forty feet
of water, abreast of Kenasha, and fears
are entertained that not soul was saved
of her crew of five men. 1t is thought
that she is Milwaukee fishing smack, as
nothing but fishing paraphrnalia have
been picked up on the beach.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-11-24
GREvY AND BRI SON.

PARIS, November ON. Brisson had a
conference with President Grevy to-day,
and told him the crisis in relation to the
presidency appeared to be without
remedy.
The president asked why.
NJ. Brisson replied it would be painful
to explain. The reason was universally
apparent. He reminded M. Grevy that
at the independent meeting, on Sunday,
he had maintained that nobody was en-
titled to demand that the president resign.
He was still of the same opinion. The
president, alone, added M. BrissoD, was
entitled to raise the question.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-11-24
AUSTRIA.
IMPERIAL YACHT IN COLLISION.

VIENNA, November 22.-The Austrian
imperial pacht, with the empress on board,
was In collision with an Italian vessel off
the coast yesterday. The accident hap
pened during fog. The yacht was not
damaged. The empress, who was asleep
at the time, was aroused by the shock.
She came on deck and ordered every eff
fort to be made to save the crew of the
other vessel. All were rescued except
one boy.